*-GOLD CORD was presented last Saturday
Castlegar Ranger. The Presentation wes Tade by Mrs. Herb John:

to Pauline Fowler, a

son, left, at

and Guide district headquarters.

award made to Guides and

years of intensive study, work and ‘community service.
Castlegar News Photo.| nigher education and the suita-

of the new Scout
‘The gold cord is the highest|
the of two!

| Selkirk. College Excellent: AG
Report Assures Parents | —~

(continued from page one)

and educational programs and

discussed the courses and. in-

structional methods with memb-

sre of the teaching stat and stu-
ent

gs and
tie! further development of the
lege.

“The members of the Aca-
demic Board expressed their’sat-
istaction with what. has already
been accomplished and remarked
upon the outstanding achieve-
ment during the short. period
during which the College ‘has
been in operation. The quality

of the teaching and the attitude
of pi both the staff and sede

, craton, of young people wo education which will

“Prepare themselves urpose jat ;

meet the 0 shanging needs of to- Sxeollence, we He eeamaard of
Besides D.

need pralsed sate ie pambers of the ho board i

day's

The.
work ofp:

incl; . E, art-Cowan,
and'other Taambera of the Col. dean of graduate a atu les at UBC}
lege staff and commented upon Pean Fr oe dean of education

the enthusiasm and devotion] ai
they display in'serving the young
people of the region.

“The report of the A

fullfill its

include;
Tan

to :

Eva’s Ceramics
Located in the former Marshall’s Store
WE WISH EVA EVERY SUCCESS!
i Joe and Edna Marshall

“CONGRATULATIONS

Teport
Board is an assurance for those
who, have worked to

the College that their efforts] ¥
hhave been ‘successful and’ that
thelr College has promise of be-
ing an outstanding institution of
higher education over the years
to come. Parents and students
may be ‘confident that the Col-

Jege is an. institution of higher fn ot ve

those of other institutions of

bility of the College site and

ay

BOWLING

was highly

‘)ed.

“The Academic Board
strongly supports the plans for
the continued and further de-

velopment of the College and the
of the further facili-

Thurs, Mixed Commercial
_ LHS. Janna ‘Brownlie 270,
LHT Dorothy Shelfontiuk

- MHS Del Newman 273, MHT,

Del Newman 688.
THS Ceigar. and Safeway

984. Ton ar celenr 2848,

points: Celgar 4,
Pickus 0 Hippies 1, Safeways 3,
: Chaperells ells Hilltoppers 1, Splin"
ers 3, Franks BA 1, Liquid Airs
3 ‘Twin ‘Rivers 1, Untouchables
, Hotshots 1.

611.

"5 Harry Chetnofi [

Other 600’
676, Bill Davis 642, D:
628, Ralph ‘Peterson 018, Nick
Koochin 6:

THS
Thunderbirds 2497.

derbirds 4,-Chevys 3, Cadilla

0, Mustangs 1, Ramblers 1,
639.

Wed. Nite Cutrate Ladies
G. Grunerud 572.

King Pras
Points Five Thumbs 3,

'No Blows Fran Moffat.
Wed. M Drivers

585.
MHS Walter Kanigan 295.
MHT Walter Kanhigan 702.
THS The Odd aes 1091.
: THT The Odd Balls 3:
Team points Bia ones 0,
The Odd Balls 4, The Nuts 4,
Head Pins 0, Comets.4, Kaos 0.
Other 600's ‘John Obetkoff
657, Bill: Davis 655, Ralph Scott
628, Darrel Rourke 613.
High School Bowling
LHS Nettie oe 225.
LHT Nettie Koochin 56
MHS’ Bill ‘Saviakott 308.
MHT Mick Read 633,
THS Team 4 1150. THT,
Team 4 2960.
Team points Team 1, 1, Team
2,1, ‘Team 3 1, Lean 4 8, Team
Team

5 3, 63.

ae Other 600's Bill Savinkoff

Monday night 7 o'clock
Ann Kajzar 2

LHS Blanche Deverson 300.
LHT Ruth Rourke. 663,

Thu: underninds 882. THT)

LHS Kay Adshead 253, LHT
THS King Pins 896. THT
2408, Go

Cent Stars, 0, Flintstones 2, King the
Pins 4, Beat Niks 1, Choregirls

College being the
first regional college designed

Other 600°: -| to: meet the educational needs
er 600's Jaguars Thun of British Columbis, was, cted

le to guide

Other 600’s Margaret Munns lof

and effort they devoted to bring
ie: establishment of. the

“Recognition was given to
splendid ‘response of.the cit-
ns of ‘the West Kootenay re-
gion ‘and the need’ was stressed
for their continued jotsrest and
support it to
come in order that. Sellirk Col-
lege may bret the educational

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- start that he was not’ prepared | 9.

Tt
musi ans, as these KJ:
der the leadership of Toca Tauale ins'

wick, the’ junior “secondary ‘students are
learning the fine art of fingering, puckering and

the’ keynote PET
ties youths are finding. Un-

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it’s not roally that ‘difficult at all; once e yon learn
how. — Castlegar News Photo :

tlement agreed upon in
direct. snegotlations with two nor-
thern interior operations facinde

ident Jack Moore.
e a eperaton an pita stud

Is, ‘Tubafour -at’ Quesnel ans
ml of Canada, 'Ltd, at Lac

tonal

ter.than those recommended in
the ‘Munroe’ report, ‘it wa:

5 ane

ix Hache, with a. total of 180
employees.

nounced this: week by IWA: reg:

‘ucw Member

: Tesving goon 1 to: make: her |-
me at Westbank, Mrs J a Mun
roe’ was presented a
eased hy. ting of the va!
meet
fa unit of, the Kinanird “United
Church : ‘Women.’
Twelve ‘members were pre:
| sent with the: devotional, Laws
of Prayer, given. by Mrs. L, Big-
nelly).

From the Gallery.

ime Minister John

Commonwealth,» rolations « be-

tween that country and this have | Africa: was’ ve

been cool and polite,

‘The fact that they have been int the approach to the, problems,
than

more - polite: and. less cool
the antagonists

common sense and and aingleness. of

urpose
Pale than'‘to any. igonerosity. of |ral
spirit in Canada:

“ail forms, of the
Ganaiuan news: media’‘and the

overnment ‘goes ‘alon;: with the |{rade Canada‘ sold’ South Lter|
Nation y. (dominat- |last year: $7

y free: ‘Afri

sodroe but; far wealthier breth-
‘Africa

in’ the ‘south) South
has done: its be best’ to be a good | adhered to ve such staunch UN
world a feitren without  prostitut- supporters as Canada:

ing its

- of community develop- | with

ent, public-works,. social wel.
fe ie a ns:in the South

some idea: of’ the-

standard’ of. living: and rate’ of
Soonanila developmicnt, as yell

ezed ‘Africa out of the ]as in’ the myriad’ problems that to ‘South
Chmmonwealth, rls result from those factors, South gavedid in ite Bantu Education

tag! of - aparthted | following a pattern more akin to

the pol of help where needed

would like has. been due ‘to: the e Dolla liey of elp Where needed |
cans, Froskessive: Conservative party

Tare
While South ‘Africa’a ‘racial
Poljeles re regularly ‘come under cake Aa sue disastrous

worth $30) million, of

It was refreshing the other_|since established a policy of not
day to talk to Willem A, Maree, |confusing trade and commerce

Tauch lke Can-| 4,

By. Henry Heald te poe Indu
South Africa. Very Much. Like Canada

“The talk revealed: that in ority, the Canadian Indian, has
d written ‘on the walls of:his pavil-
lion at

is remarkably sin:
Africa has’

A
recent

at Vancouver. Eats

Toows were appointed * conven-
ors’ forthe Valley Vista: unit
for the tea and bazaar to be held
Nov.::25.

Mrs. R. Wadey it the
ley Vis-

was given on’ the

age ‘sale,’ All’ artic-

ig have been sent to
stries

R. Ackles and Mrs. J.

‘Ina tree eat contract wage
@ 24 canta: an hour effec-

tive Sent 1,;196'

10 cents an hour, settee,

tive’ May 1, 1968,

1 coast increase ‘nego-

ST. RITA'S. HALL
: FRONT ST. ne

@ Th
tiated, 1968 off ti
@ .10. cents an hour effec-
tive September 1, 1969.

@ The coast increase nego-
tiated: 1989 effective January 1,
970. hae
The night shift. premium
will be increased to 10 cents an
hour in October 1967.
**” Annual vacation pay will be
based on. an additional che tal

Pate on: the settle-
ments, the IWA' president. said,
“Jf these: two small. mills, pro-
fri Keeaetd two by four. studs: are
House | able to provide substantially bet-
ter. contract ‘terms than those
proposed by Mr. Justice Munroe,
itis abundantly clear, that. the
large ‘companies can‘ easily, en-

January 1, =

sure. Ini
parity: with

terior woodworkers full |
t

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Admission: Adults $2.00
“Golden Age, Students: and Children. $125"

.WINNER OF: 6: ACADEMY AWARDS!

ada. The'only ifference is" that,

ican government is

pulser}

‘He‘'said ‘that ‘in’ terms. of

4. million : worth “of
and bought in return goods

Canada of course, has long

affairs. Cash on the

and Canada,
He made ~it- clear. at the

to enter political: arguments and

ference’ respected‘
with the result that the ‘discus-

lear: to

difference of philosophy: may ex- :
ist ‘ between’ our: democratically-

ele
“between: his = jcountry: cor

aay ba put one ave oft!
the reporters at: the press con-| tas never. been “made «cl
*his’ wishes the South

separate areas‘is. an‘ experiment
jin: dealing : with’ the: “problem in
South ‘Africa, the satisfactory. re-|'
sults of ‘which’ have encouraged
him’ to: press : on . with; it.
hrs It is interesting to note that f
the: backlash’ of the \“‘black ‘pow-
er": move ‘in the ‘United States

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* LHT Jo 10} :

atts, Wheaties 008, THT ue : Arya = oct 5 ‘i ee
gs 2538, : ; : : a
‘Team points Mugs 16, Pin- E Se aq: :
curlers 14, 14, Cherrios age ‘Wheaties. ‘ i . 26-1 US
8, Muffets 8, Take Five 5. = & i - ae : . : . :

2 Tues..1 o’clocl
i LHS" Shirley “Barton 271.
is LHT ghintey Barton 616.
‘HS Macalister’s Insurance
009, THT Macalister’s Insurance

Team points Macalister’s Insur-
i anee 4, Costegar: Drug 3, Inde-
ie pendents 2, , Lucky Five 1, Og-
low’s 0, Candy Stripers 2”
). Tues, Mixed League 7 o'clock
i LHS Erma Mykyte 232. LUT
; Hazel ee

561.
Hi [S Earl Rourke 318. MHT
4 Earl ‘Rourke 878.
; _ ‘THS Button Pushers 968. THT
Button yushers 25 2596.
4 ts Pin Heads 4,

Regulars 1, Button Pushers 3
i | Sealer 3, Blow Outs 0, Tiger

Other 8600's Darrel Rourke

has -led_ many ‘intelligent, - non:
violent American : ‘negroes: to
think that a ‘sey te but equal?
jlicy: might achieve more in‘the
2 i: te integration efforts. | °
And what Canada’s own min-

PROPOSED EXTENSION OF BOUNDARIES | OF
THE CORPORATION OF. THE TOWN OF CASTLEGAR

TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to Section 21 of- the “Municipal fcr

Act” the Council of the Compeestion: of the Town of parma intends
to petition the Minister of Municipal: Affairs th ae include District Lots 7199; ‘TT19; 7724; 8639; ota 1 pend
4

of the area of the municipality to in lude the foll
‘LHS S Shirley. Stans 351. LHT AREA “A” :\ AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE THAT if a petition’ of at least
one-tenth ‘in ber of the a of the ipality. is ‘re. *

f Joyce Turner To include those portions of, District. Lot 301A, Kootenai Land :
MHS Ed Webster 250, MT District lying South of the South shore of the Columbia River my Land ceived by’.the undersigned within 30 ‘days of the. last ‘publication of
this.notice in a newspaper, the’ question of the: extension of the area

| Ed Webster 632,
The Living 980, THT Plan D.D. 8776, Plan 1434 and Plan R. 254; except those portions of : y
‘the said lot covered by Plans 1368 and 1994; and District Lots 4268;- of the municipality to include thé aforesaid lands will be’ submitted i _~ ‘Buy yours now for cash
for the assent 6f the owner-electors, ; : |: orby.instalments.::':

! Night How 2636.
‘me went points Night Hawks 3, 5636; 5953; 6591; 6592; 6885; 7373; 13028; 18981: 18982; Sub. lat ie ae
Bat Lot of Lot 4599; and Lots 15641; 16268; 16269; 16332; Kootenay Land: AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE THAT. any owner of land. within Only 5% down — balance in easy
the area herein d to the of ‘his payments over. a.year..’-

The Kool Kats 2, “El” Bowlers
\ 1, Firestone 500's 2, abe Living
1, Bank of Montreal 3. having”
property ‘within the municipality should notify the Minister of Muni-
cipal Affairs, Parliament Buildings, Victoria, B.C., of hig objections Now. evebehie at all branches. °
within 30.days of the last publication of this notice in.a newspaper. .

AND. THAT this is the first : of , two. Publications of ‘this: notice

ina newspaper.
Ok. Porcheson, Clerk

THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN. OF sn TLEGAR

Ye HE

Buy a Bond, at Bank of Montreol

\Canada Savings. Bonds. a
1967/68 Series ©

: ) “Rp”
__, To include those portions of District Lot 301A, Kootenay Land
District. shown on Plans 1868 and: 1994; Lot 7180 except that part

of said lot within the boundaries of the Town of Castlegar; Lots 7181;
7200; 7201; 7720.

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